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Actors: Mike Road, Tim Matheson, Don Messick, Danny Bravo, Henry Corden
Directors: Joseph Barbera, William Hanna
Writers: Alan Dinehart, Alex Lovy, Charles Hoffman, Doug Wildey, Herbert Finn
Format: Animated, Closed-captioned, Dubbed, DVD, Subtitled, NTSC
Language: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono), Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono)
Subtitles: English, Spanish, French
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)

Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number of discs: 1
Rated: G (General Audience)
Studio: American Broadcasting Company (ABC)
DVD Release Date: May 11, 2004
Run Time: 661 minutes
Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (222 customer reviews)
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ASIN: B0001MZ7J6
Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #2,645 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
#1 in Movies & TV > Kids & Family > Television > Cartoon Network > Jonny Quest
#2 in Movies & TV > Kids & Family > Television > Hanna-Barbera
#21 in Movies & TV > Television > TV Series By Letter > J

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Special Features
All 26 episodes remastered
Quest Files: Fun Facts & Trivia (over episode 'Double Danger')
Adventures in Animation: A Cartoon Called Quest Featurette on Animators
Jonny Quest Video Handbook (bios on heroes, villains and locations)
P.F. Flyer Sneaker commercial (original spot)
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Jonny Quest Season 1, Ep. 1 "The Mystery of the Lizard Man"
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The Quests seek a mysterious, deadly red light that lures ships in the Sargasso Sea to their doom.
Starring: Tim Matheson, Mike Road
Runtime: 26 minutes
Original air date: September 18, 1964
Network: Hanna-Barbera
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► 1. The Mystery of the Lizard Man September 18, 1964 The Quests seek a mysterious, deadly red light that lures ships in the Sargasso Sea to their doom. NOW PLAYING

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2. Arctic Splashdown September 25, 1964 Dr. Quest races to retrieve a missile ahead of an enemy submarine. Watch now

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3. The Curse of the Anubis October 2, 1964 When an archaelogist steals from an Egyptian tomb, the mummy rises to take revenge. Watch now

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4. The Pursuit of the Po-Ho October 9, 1964 Dr. Quest tries to rescue a scientist from a tribal sacrifice. Watch now

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5. Treasure of the Temple October 23, 1964 The Quests explores the ruins of Mayan civilization and are threatened by graverobbers. Watch now

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6. Calcutta Adventure October 30, 1964 The group recalls Hadja's first encounter with the Quests. Watch now

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7. The Robot Spy November 6, 1964 Zin uses an old trick to get his spidery robot spy into Dr. Quest's compound. Watch now

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8. Double Danger November 13, 1964 Zin replaces Race with a ringer while Quest searches Thailand for a rare plant. Watch now

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9. Shadow of the Condor November 20, 1964 The Quests crash-land in the Andes, where they encounter a maddened lost pilot from World War II. Watch now

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10. Skull and Double Crossbones November 27, 1964 When Jonny finds a treasure-filled underseas shipwreck, the Quest ship is hijacked. Watch now

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11. Dreadful Doll December 4, 1964 The Quests investigate voodoo on a small island. Watch now

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12. A Small Matter of Pygmies December 11, 1964 Race and the boys crash-land in a jungle, where they have trouble with the local pygmies. Watch now

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13. Dragons of Ashida December 18, 1964 The group investigates an island being terrorized by man-eating lizards. Watch now

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14. Turu the Terrible December 24, 1964 The Quests stumble across a mine manned by enslaved workers overseen by a crippled owner and his trained pterodactyl. Watch now

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15. The Fraudulent Volcano December 31, 1964 Quest unwittingly uses his new fire-extinguishing bomb on Zin's volcano. Watch now

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16. Werewolf of the Timberland January 8, 1965 Gold-smugglers try to scare Quest away from his nearby research site by using rumors of werewolves. Watch now

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17. Pirates from Below January 15, 1965 Dr. Quest's new submarine is stolen by foreign agents. Watch now

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18. Attack of the Tree People January 21, 1965 The kids and Bandit are shiprwrecked and adopted by apes. Watch now

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19. The Invisible Monster January 29, 1965 An accident in a lab creates a destructive creature made of pure energy. Watch now

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20. The Devil's Tower February 4, 1965 The group discovers a Nazi running a tribe of cavemen in Africa. Watch now

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21. The Quetong Missile Mystery February 11, 1965 The Quest group discovers the source of a swamp's pollution - a hidden missile factory. Watch now

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22. The House of Seven Gargoyles February 18, 1965 The Quests help a scientist whose valuable formula is being sought by enemy agents. Watch now

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23. Terror Island February 25, 1965 Dr. Quest is kidnapped by a scientist who has developed a method for creating monstrous animals. Watch now

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24. Monster in the Monastary March 4, 1965 A Yeti terrorizes a Tibetan village when he appears in a nearby palace. Watch now

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25. The Sea Haunt March 11, 1965 The Quests and their friends becomes trapped on an abandoned freighter with a sea monster. Watch now

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26. Riddle of the Gold October 16, 1965 The Quests discover that Dr. Zin is developing a gold-making process in an Indian mine. Watch now

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Editorial Reviews
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Baby boomers of a certain age, and anyone fond of classic Hanna Barbera cartoons, might find the 40-year-old episodes in Jonny Quest: The Complete First Season an exciting blast from the past. Five years before Hanna Barbera made a comedy about amateur youths solving exotic mysteries in Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, the animation giant captured a more serious spirit from a different era in Jonny Quest. The series played on primetime television--a very big deal for animation at the time--in 1964, and was infused with energy from sundry pop trends as well as cold war paranoia and a prevailing belief in limitless technology (largely inspired by America's race to the moon). Part intelligence thriller, part science fiction, Jonny Quest made a child's adventure out of thwarting international espionage and sabotage with super-computers, state-of-the-art transportation to every corner of the planet, an apparently bottomless budget for building fantastic weapons, martial arts, and more. The fact that schoolboy Jonny, as well as his best friend, Hadji, and canine companion Bandit, were having adventures akin to those of James Bond was terribly exciting.
Young Jonny (voiced by actor Tim Matheson, later a co-star of Animal House and The West Wing) is the motherless son of government scientist Dr. Benton Quest. The latter conducts all manner of research from a remote island, where he lives with Jonny, Hadji, Bandit, and chief assistant Race Bannon, a rugged fellow who tutors Jonny but also provides muscle when the group is on assignment anywhere from the Arctic to Calcutta. The original 26 episodes (on four discs) find the team battling conspirators amidst half-sunken pirate ships in the Sargasso Sea (in the pilot, "Mystery of the Lizard Men," sans Hadji), working undercover to stop a Jahilipur manufacturer of fake gold ("Riddle of the Gold"), and foiling an effort to steal an experimental, "mind-numbing" drug (and passing off a Race look-alike as the real McCoy) in "Double Danger." (The last introduces Race's hottie girlfriend, Jezebel Jade.) The slow, deliberate animation (even more stiff than Scooby) can get a little wearing, but the uniqueness of Jonny Quest as a genuine adventure-drama makes this collection a must. --Tom Keogh


Product Description
Unlike the outrageous fantasy plots of cartoons that preceded it, "Jonny Quest" drew on science and detective-style logic to solve mysteries and apprehend sophisticated villains. Viewers were transported to exotic locales as Jonny's dad Dr. Benton Quest tackled each new government assignment, aided by ex-agent "Race" Bannon, the Indian boy Hadji, family bulldog Bandit...and of course, his fearless 11-year-old son Jonny (voiced by actor Tim Matheson). Now all 26 classic episodes from Year One charting the fantastic exploits of brave and brainy Jonathan Quest are available for the first time ever, digitally re-mastered on DVD in a deluxe four-disc collectors set, featuring over 11 hours of classic original TV programming and newly-added enhanced content.

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328 of 335 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars REMASTERED means REVISED Jonny Quest DVD Box Set, June 21, 2004
By Ron Comes (Maywood,New Jersey USA) - See all my reviewsThis review is from: Jonny Quest - The Complete First Season (DVD)
When the JONNY QUEST DVD Box Set was finally released I was one of the first to buy it. The wait for these fantastic episodes was finally over. And what a long wait its been! What a shame it is then that the "politically correct" people at Warner Brothers found it their duty to EDIT, that's right, EDIT these classic cartoons! A typical EDIT from DISC ONE "Pursuit of the Po-Ho" A purple Race Bannon confronts the Po-Hos who have Dr. Quest held hostage with,"All right you ignorant savages, get a load of Aquizio you heathen monkeys!" The "REMASTERED" version is a watered down, "Get a load of Aquizio!" All the while Race's mouth is moving but no words come out! At least no words that some idiots at Warners find offensive. Who are they and how dare they think they can just EDIT someone elses work! What's even more outrageous is that for some reason they don't have a problem showing the UN-EDITED versions on their own CARTOON NETWORK! Get it together guys and RE-ISSUE the Jonny Quest Box Set UNTOUCHED, UN-EDITED, and truly REMASTERED as your packaging states! And the next time you think its "your job" to EDIT a classic cartoon, DON"T! Thank GOD your EDIT MONKEY kept his stinking paws off the LOONEY TUNES Box Set!